It isn’t about them owning the asset- it’s about the populace not owning it. Whether it gets rented or sits empty, they’re removing these properties as potential wealth vehicles from the individual.
100% agree that’s happening. Dumping dollars for physical assets. Anyone with cash savings is honestly retarded at this point- even without Blackrock’s Aladdin AI
It forces people into renting-- destroying their ability to put equity into the roof over their heads, which is the primary wealth-building vehicle in the developed world. Gotta keep the goys living hand to mouth, after all.
Bonus points: If they buy entire neighborhoods, they can bulldoze it all at once and build shitty apartment hovels to stuff even more serfs in the same area instead.
Hah, amature. I've been waiting over a decade for the crash.
It's artificial, no doubt. Not that complicated, though; if Blackrock were part of some kind of organization that enabled cooperation between big money and governments, the governments could just continuously import people to artificially inflate prices. Higher prices means higher property tax, lot fees, etc for the government who, if everyone is priced out of a home, can use that money to put more people on welfare, which basically makes them government slaves.
Blackrock is investing at a "high" because they know the bubble will only burst when they want it to.
you might be on too something with that. Im in CA and the housing issue is insane. For the cost of 2 bedroom house in Toronto or anywhere in the GTA, you can buy a fcking castle in the UK.
Let's look at an example week so that I can describe a process. For this example, Mr. Villain wants to get rich through the publicly traded stock ScamFront Enterprises (SFE).
MONDAY: SFE stock is at $10/share, which is approximately stable for the season. Mr. V buys a ton of stocks and the price rises to $10.30.
TUESDAY: SFE is up now 3% for the week, putting it on investment watcher lists as "recent movers". Mr. V buys another crap ton of stocks and the price rises to $11. A bunch of other random people also bought in at $10.30.
WEDNESDAY: Trading information sites are listing SFE as 'up 10% this week' and 'hit a 52-week high.' Mr. V buys more stock at $11 and so do a bunch of random other people. Market closes with SFE at $12.
THURSDAY: Mr. V pulls the rug, selling most of his stocks at $12. This tanks the price to $11.01 which triggers the $11 investors to sell as well, dropping the price to $10.35 which causes the $10.30 investors to sell which drops the price to $10. Yahoo Investments reports that SFE is down 18% on the day.
FRIDAY: Mr. V sells his remaining shares
Having scared some investors into finding a less volatile stock, the price is now at $9.60. Mr. V rebuys all his previous shares but at a 40 cent discount.
When markets open on MONDAY and SFE gradually rebalances to $10/share, then Mr. V has made 4% ROI in a week at the expense of emotional daytraders.
“You will own nothing”
It isn’t about them owning the asset- it’s about the populace not owning it. Whether it gets rented or sits empty, they’re removing these properties as potential wealth vehicles from the individual.
^This
100% agree that’s happening. Dumping dollars for physical assets. Anyone with cash savings is honestly retarded at this point- even without Blackrock’s Aladdin AI
It forces people into renting-- destroying their ability to put equity into the roof over their heads, which is the primary wealth-building vehicle in the developed world. Gotta keep the goys living hand to mouth, after all.
Bonus points: If they buy entire neighborhoods, they can bulldoze it all at once and build shitty apartment hovels to stuff even more serfs in the same area instead.
be the change. maybe take the time to research it yourself instead of just posting screencaps with no links
They have access to infinite printed money that will eventually become worthless, but is using it to buy up the country first?
dont matter what the currency is worth if you own the land
Hah, amature. I've been waiting over a decade for the crash.
It's artificial, no doubt. Not that complicated, though; if Blackrock were part of some kind of organization that enabled cooperation between big money and governments, the governments could just continuously import people to artificially inflate prices. Higher prices means higher property tax, lot fees, etc for the government who, if everyone is priced out of a home, can use that money to put more people on welfare, which basically makes them government slaves.
Blackrock is investing at a "high" because they know the bubble will only burst when they want it to.
you might be on too something with that. Im in CA and the housing issue is insane. For the cost of 2 bedroom house in Toronto or anywhere in the GTA, you can buy a fcking castle in the UK.
Black Rock won't be giving them.
You and I will be buying them with our taxes and inflation.
You're serious? I don't want to type a whole big thing about market manipulation if you're joking.
Tl;Dr is that controlling the stocks influences the price, and they can recoup their "lost profit" with some clever trades.
Let's look at an example week so that I can describe a process. For this example, Mr. Villain wants to get rich through the publicly traded stock ScamFront Enterprises (SFE).
MONDAY: SFE stock is at $10/share, which is approximately stable for the season. Mr. V buys a ton of stocks and the price rises to $10.30.
TUESDAY: SFE is up now 3% for the week, putting it on investment watcher lists as "recent movers". Mr. V buys another crap ton of stocks and the price rises to $11. A bunch of other random people also bought in at $10.30.
WEDNESDAY: Trading information sites are listing SFE as 'up 10% this week' and 'hit a 52-week high.' Mr. V buys more stock at $11 and so do a bunch of random other people. Market closes with SFE at $12.
THURSDAY: Mr. V pulls the rug, selling most of his stocks at $12. This tanks the price to $11.01 which triggers the $11 investors to sell as well, dropping the price to $10.35 which causes the $10.30 investors to sell which drops the price to $10. Yahoo Investments reports that SFE is down 18% on the day.
FRIDAY: Mr. V sells his remaining shares Having scared some investors into finding a less volatile stock, the price is now at $9.60. Mr. V rebuys all his previous shares but at a 40 cent discount.
When markets open on MONDAY and SFE gradually rebalances to $10/share, then Mr. V has made 4% ROI in a week at the expense of emotional daytraders.